Professor Lissa L. Broome Center for Banking and Finance Scholarship Fund Section Menu Centers & Initiatives -Center for Banking & Finance --Programs ---Broadening Corporate Diversity: Earning a Board Seat ---The North Carolina Bank Directors' College ---The Banking Institute Archive ---The Annual Consumer Law and Consumer Credit Symposium ---The Dan K. 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Top 50 Board Diversity --Successes --Book Reviews --Grant Funding --Working Group --SEC Proxy Disclosure Rule --Board Diversity Research -Intellectual Property Initiative --Events --Curriculum --Writing Competitions --Internships --Scholarships & Awards Enter Edit Mode Show Page History Manage Left Navigation Widgets Manage Page Widgets Change Number of Areas Page History Choose an Area to Edit Area: Working... Current Left Navigation Widgets Working... Current Page Widgets Working... Choose the Number of Areas for This Page NOTE: Reducing the number of areas will permanentlydelete any content and widgets in the removed area(s). Area Positions Area 1 is the main column for the page Area 2 appears to the right of area 1 Area 3 appears under area 1 Number of Areas: 1 2 3 Working... This scholarship was established by the Center's Board of Advisors in 2001 to provide support to a third-year law student serving as an editor of the North Carolina Banking Institute Journal. "I am thrilled to be the co-recipient of the Professor Lissa L. Broome Center for Banking and Finance Scholarship. Winning the Scholarship is an honor, and I deeply appreciate the Center’s contribution to my academic and professional development." -Charles R. Kabugo-Musoke, Editor-in-chief, Volume 16 "The strong reputation of the Center for Banking and Finance led me to choose Carolina Law for my legal education. Serving as editor-in-chief of the Banking Institute Journal was the most rewarding experience of my law school career. I am grateful to have received financial support from the Center's Board of Advisors in the form a scholarship awarded annually to a Banking Journal student. Most importantly, my time with the Banking Journal gave me the opportunity to form lasting relationships with other members of the Center's Board of Advisors which have proven beneficial to me in my career." -Kimberly E. Zirkle, Class of 2006, Editor-in-Chief, Volume 10 "The resources of the Center for Banking and Finance have provided an unparalleled opportunity to bring the practical world of legal practice together with the academic experience of law school. My experiences as a research fellow, staff member and editor-in-chief of the North Carolina Banking Institute Journal have greatly enriched my law school experience. Moreover, I am honored to have been chosen as the first recipient of the Center for Banking and Finance Scholarship." -Cynthia Collins Mabel, Class of 2002, Editor-in-Chief, Volume 6. Scholarship Recipients 2001-02: Cynthia (Mabel) Collins 2002-03: Jon Patterson 2003-04: Phillip Kennedy 2004-05: Scott Kummer 2005-06: Kimberly Zirkle 2006-07: Jordan M. Kirby 2007-08: Stuart M. Rigot 2008-09: Drew K. Kifner 2009-10: Carolyn (Kerry) Elizabeth Waldrep 2010-11: Ramyn Atri 2011-12: Christopher T. Fowler and Charles Kubugo-Musoke Centers & Initiatives Center for Banking & FinanceProgramsStaffThe Financial CrisisNorth Carolina Banking Institute JournalAdvancing the Teaching of Banking & FinanceTeaching MaterialsSelected Books and Articles on Banking and Finance LawResources & NewsCenter for Civil RightsCenter for Law, Environment, Adaptation & ResourcesCenter for Law & GovernmentCenter on Poverty, Work & OpportunityNorth Carolina Coastal Resources Law, Planning and Policy CenterUNC Center for Media Law and PolicyDirector Diversity InitiativeIntellectual Property Initiative Go to Top of Page